Abstract
The interplay between ultrafast and slow nonlinearities, like Kerr and thermo-optical nonlinearities, is well-known for generating bistability, self-pulsing and chaotic regimes in optical microcavities. These effects have been observed in different kinds of devices, such as doped silica glass optical microcavities with high refractive index [1], and numerical models have been investigated to provide a description of such dynamics, e.g. in semiconductor nanocavities [2 – 3]. Specifically, self-pulsing can be explored to generate all-optical stochastic sources, and it has been recently demonstrated with opto-mechanical nonlinearities [4].
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